Burundi is one of the poorest countries in the world. Almost two-thirds of the people live below the poverty line. The civil war (1993-2005) left a severe mark on the country, and the consequences are still felt today. Economic development is significantly affected by ongoing political uncertainty and recurring crop failures caused by climate change. Most people in Burundi live from agriculture, so their small farms in particular are vulnerable to extreme weather events such as droughts and floods. In May 2024, torrential rains and severe flooding caused devastating damage. Hundreds of thousands of people had to leave their homes, streets, fields and entire cities were under water. STELP founder Serkan Eren was on site with a team to provide emergency aid.
Food, Security and Nutrition (FSN)
- Distribution of food parcels after the devastating floods in Burundi in cooperation with SEZ
- Supporting traders in rebuilding their agricultural businesses in cooperation with the Baden-Württemberg Development Cooperation Foundation (SEZ) and Kaz’O’zah
Here you can find our current projects in Burundi.
Our partners in Burundi:
You can find more news about our project in Burundi here.
